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Moors Murders viewers rage ‘my blood is boiling’ as CGI brings evil Ian Brady and Myra Hindley ‘back from the dead’
MOORS Murders viewers were left feeling "disgusted" as new technology brought evil Ian Brady and Myra Hindley back from the dead.
The Channel 4 documentary gave viewers an in-depth view of the murders which took place near Manchester between 1963 and 1965.
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The couple's first killing was in July 1963 when they slaughtered 16-year-old Pauline Reade .
In the documentary, journalist Clive Entwistle described how police arrested Hindley after discovering a suitcase that contained a tape recording of a child being tortured with her voice in the background.
The documentary also used CGI technology to make the couple's notorious mugshots blink and move - which many viewers found disturbing.
Alongside an emoji of an angry face, one person penned: "The CGI used to make Ian Brady and Myra Hindley's eyes move is utterly chilling."
Echoing their comments, someone else said: "Those animated mug shots with the blinking eyes are freaky."
While a third added: "I actually hate those moving mugshots. Scum of the earth - it's making my blood boil."
Segments from Hindley's unpublished diaries were read out in the documentary, which told a chilling tale of the pair's blood-thirsty ways.
Hindley was hired as Brady's secretary at Milward's Merchandise when she was 18 - and she soon fell for him.
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She documented the first time they met in one entry, where she wrote: "Ian wore a black shirt and looked smashing, I took him home and he was so gentle."
But in a separate entry, she wrote: "He's a crude, uncouth pig. He's cruel and selfish and I love him."
Moor Murders is available to watch on All 4 now.
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